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apply job WV 1
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Experience:

5 years required

Skills:

English, Thai

Job type:

Full-time

  • Coordinate cross-functional projects connecting sales, creative, and data analytics teams for employer branding campaign launches and renewals..
  • Partner with data analysts to track project metrics, campaign performance data, and client-facing reporting dashboards throughout the project lifecycle..
  • Manage project timelines, budgets, and resource allocation for employer branding campaign launches and enhancement initiatives..
2 days ago
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Skills:

System Testing, SAP, Microsoft Office

Job type:

Full-time

Salary:

negotiable

  • Responsible for coordinating project activities, gathering and analyzing business requirements, and supporting system implementation, data migration, and system testing to ensure projects are delivered on time with quality, and align with defined objectives.
  • Gather and analyze business requirements, especially HR processes, and maintain requirement documents.
  • Act as a Business Analyst bridging HR, IT, and Vendors to ensure clear requirements ...
17 days ago
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Junior Project Coordinator - General Job Description and duties.
Overview:
Junior Project Coordinators are responsible for providing administrative and operational support to project teams. They are responsible for ensuring that projects are completed on time and within budget. They also provide assistance to project managers in the planning, execution, and monitoring of projects.

Common Responsibilities:
Scheduling:
Scheduling meetings, creating agendas, and coordinating resources.
Documentation:
Creating and maintaining project documentation, such as project plans, status reports, and meeting minutes.
Communication:
Communicating with stakeholders, providing updates, and responding to inquiries.
Risk Management:
Identifying and mitigating risks associated with projects.
Budgeting:
Tracking and managing project budgets.
Quality Assurance:
Ensuring that projects meet quality standards.
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